Kylie is a red merle Boston Terrier with a coat that genuinely turns heads. The red merle pattern gives her markings a warm, distinctive look that sets her apart from the more common Boston Terrier colorings, and her compact, well-proportioned build is exactly what you'd expect from a breed known for its tiny, athletic frame. She's alert in the best sense of the word, the kind of pup who pays attention to what's happening around her without being wound up or anxious about it. Boston Terriers already have a reputation for being tuned in to their families, and Kylie really does seem to embody that quality. The breed has long been valued for its even temperament and its ability to adapt comfortably to different living situations, and those tendencies show clearly in how she carries herself day to day. She's calm and soft in the way she interacts, which suggests she'll do well with folks who appreciate a dog that's present without being overwhelming. Whether your home is busy or on the quieter side, a pup with her temperament tends to find her footing without a lot of fuss. She's been vet checked, is up to date on her shots, and has been dewormed, so she's heading into her next chapter on solid footing health-wise. She's also ACA registered for families who value that kind of documentation. Their mother, Tanisha, and their father, Jasper live happily here on the premises. If Kylie sounds like the kind of companion you've been hoping to find, we'd genuinely encourage you to come by, spend some time with her in person. We're happy to answer any questions you have along the way. #16469
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Litter details
LocationMillerstown, Pennsylvania
Puppies in litter1 female
BreedBoston Terrier
Ready to LeaveSep 21, 2026
Age7 weeks, 3 days
GenerationP
SexFemale
Health & Docs
AKC registered by collectionMicrochipped by collection dateWorm treatedParents are health testedVaccinations up to dateACA RegisteredVet checked
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Adv. TypeFor sale
Pros
Extremely adaptable, thriving in city apartments or rural homes with moderate exercise and socialization
Intelligent and easy to train, making them ideal for novice dog owners
Minimal grooming needs thanks to a short, smooth coat with low shedding
Affectionate and sociable with children over five, forming strong family bonds
Cons
Prone to separation anxiety, requiring ample companionship from owners
Can be energetic, which might not suit homes with very young children
Sensitive to heat and respiratory issues due to their brachycephalic structure
Occasional stubbornness during training requires patience and consistency